Abstract
Volcanic eruptions are often preceded by long-period seismic events that were thought to be generated by the resonance of cracks filled with magmatic fluid. Analysis and modelling of long-period seismicity at volcanoes in Italy, Costa Rica and Peru shows that it could instead be caused by slow rupture along faults in the upper volcanic edifice.
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